Sentence examples for brief enough to from inspiring English sources

(The running times are brief enough to allow several triple bills).

It's brief enough to listen to as a complete piece, and is charming throughout.

It needs to be brief enough to read through quickly, but not so brief you cannot sell yourself in it.

The work — brief enough to be considered a comic book, but not comic — is called "AIDS in the End Zone".

The scientific portion was brief enough to make a person feel smarter but didn't require an inordinate amount of concentration.

But even people involved with the production said the disclaimer was brief enough to easily escape notice.

Quick enough to register; brief enough not to outstay its welcome.

It is impossible to extract raw lobster from its carapace, Mr. Keller explained, but a very brief blanching, enough to kill the lobster without actually cooking it, frees the flesh.

Our stop in Jwayya is brief – long enough to hand over two truckloads of flour, cooking oil and lentils to the local municipality, and to have a short conversation with a woman standing in front of one of the few shops that are open for business.

I only sent five because I tailored my resume and cover letter to the job – adding or removing information to make each relevant and brief enough for someone to browse quickly and easily.

The case called on the justices to assimilate a fair amount of medical and anatomical knowledge in order to deal with the distinctions among the various procedures, and it was evident that some members of the court had studied the numerous briefs carefully enough to engage the attorney general in some pointed debate about medical opinion.